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Anyone able to fill in the missing IDs?
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02 Sep 2022 12:23 - 02 Sep 2022 12:25 #5801
by Jim Wright
Anyone able to fill in the missing IDs? was created by Jim Wright
Here is a better pic than the one in the current newsletter of the stuffed birds in storage with North East Lincolnshire Council.
Some of them have been provisionally/ partially identified
But can anyone sort out the mystery birds? I think there might be a snow bunting and a common sandpiper, but it's tricky when the birds are not in the best of condition.
Any suggestions would be appreciated, plus any info about who donated the collection to the council.
Below is the current state of play:
1. Guillemot
2. Mallard
3. Puffin
4, 10. Terns
5, 19. Redshank
6. Curlew
7. Snipe
8. Jack Snipe
9. Wigeon
11-16. Gulls
17. Smew
18.
Brambling
Some of them have been provisionally/ partially identified
But can anyone sort out the mystery birds? I think there might be a snow bunting and a common sandpiper, but it's tricky when the birds are not in the best of condition.
Any suggestions would be appreciated, plus any info about who donated the collection to the council.
Below is the current state of play:
1. Guillemot
2. Mallard
3. Puffin
4, 10. Terns
5, 19. Redshank
6. Curlew
7. Snipe
8. Jack Snipe
9. Wigeon
11-16. Gulls
17. Smew
18.
Brambling
Last edit: 02 Sep 2022 12:25 by Jim Wright.
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